October 27, 2025 • 4 mins
Your daily recap of the biggest news from around the state that impacts you throughout the Palm Beaches and Treasure Coast.
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Speaker 1 (00:04):
From West Palm Beach to Tallahassee. This is Florida's news
that impacts you on the Brian mudshell. Yeah, Ran London,
Joel Malkin with you as we take a look at
news fro around the state that impacts you. A massive
illegal immigrant theftering that was broken up. It had been
tearing up businesses from Hillsboro to Orange Andasiola Counties.
Speaker 2 (00:25):
The authority say this Colombian crime ring was sophisticated, fake uniforms,
detailed maps of wealthy neighborhoods, even hidden cameras that tracked
their victims. But little did they know the police was
tracking them. This time Orange County sheriff Deputies. They were
tipped off and ready with drone cameras to catch them
in the act. The suspects are on video crawling out
(00:46):
of the home and then jumping into getaway cars. They
thought they had gotten away with it, but the drone
traced the group to their meetup spot. Officers moved in
the takedown caught all on camera. Five suspects now sit
in jail, charged with burglary, grand theft, and criminal mischief.
All five are Colombian nationals in the US. Illegally with
(01:07):
is attainers warmon fluffies.
Speaker 1 (01:10):
Just some more warm and fluffies. As we take a
look at news around the state that impacts you. Florida
students performing better in the classroom with cell phone restrictions
in place. New study from the National Bureau of Economic
Research revealed positive impact in the classroom following the twenty
twenty three state law placing limitations on cel phone using classrooms.
The biggest benefits came in year two of the new
(01:32):
state policy. I'm going to have more breaking down kind
of the results of this on tomorrow's show. Florida Is So.
We've had a lot of positive news pertaining to success stories,
especially with endangered species of late this goes the other
way ecologically. Florida's three hundred and fifty mile coral reef
(01:53):
system is now considered functionally extinct following twenty twenty three's
coral bleach deveda mid record water temperatures throughout that summer.
The new study found ninety eight percent of the reef
system has died, with existing populations of corals being too
small to repopulate the massive laws of.
Speaker 3 (02:13):
Two years ago.
Speaker 1 (02:15):
Heavy showers thunderstorms remained possible throughout the morning, especially in
coastal communities, with additional showers and thunderstorms possible later in
the day. Highs in the mid eighties touch warmer than
usual for this date. There is a plume of Saharan
does that is tracking over the Central Atlantic, acting as
a head wind for tropical development. Part of the readson
that aside from Hurricane Melissa, you're not seeing activity out there, however,
(02:36):
Hurricane Center about Hurricane Melissa. Man, this thing just I
mentioned you the onset to pray for Jamaica. Massive category
five hurricane now wins at one hundred and sixty miles
an hour, just almost stalled out, moving at only three
miles an hour south of Jamaica. Hurricane is expected to
very slowly move north over the next day, making landfall
(02:59):
tomorrow morning morning as the major hurricane, before picking up
speed and the move towards the northeast. Additional landfalls in Cuba,
the southern Bahamas, and potentially Bermuda as well are expected.
With Melissa, gas prices they fell through the weekend. They
are two cents higher than a week ago. Those were
the multi year lows we reached last Monday, but we
(03:22):
actually see in a couple of spots locally prices that
are lower than they even were a week ago at
this point, but stay wide. The average price this morning
two ninety one in the Palm Beaches three to eight
and Martin two ninety seven, two ninety four in Saint Lucian,
two ninety two in Indian River County.
Speaker 3 (03:35):
All right, good morning. Some national headlines. US Pacific Fleet
confirms two aircraft from the USS Nimics crashed during separate
operations over the South China Sea. Seahawk helicopter and an
FA eighteen Super Hornet fighter jet went down into the waters.
All five crew members rescued in stable condition. Two men
in custody for the jewel heist of the Louver in Paris.
Officials a one of the men arrested Saturday evening while
(03:58):
trying to leave the country. The suspects believed to have
made off with one hundred million dollars worth of jewels
from the museum last weekend. A second prominent California Democrat
hinting at a potential run for the White House and
Nobody's shocked a day after former Vice President Kamala Harris
indicated you could possibly run for president again comes word.
Governor Gavin Newsom aka the Hair, also weighing his options.
(04:18):
In an interview with CBS News, Newsom said this week
he would be lying if he said he wasn't thinking
about a presidential bit. When I asked if he'll give
it serious thoughts after the twenty twenty six mid terms,
newsoinanted he's looking forward to who presents themselves in twenty
twenty eight.
Speaker 1 (04:34):
Speaking of presenting themselves, that could be like part of
the primary process. Who takes more time and preparing their hair?
And Harris or Gavin news.
Speaker 3 (04:45):
Not even close. It's definitely Newsome. And the World Series
shifts to La, all tied up one game apiece. Dodgers
will host the Blue Jays in Game three tonight eight
pm Eastern. All right, those are your headlines.
From West Palm Beach to Tallahassee. This is Florida's news
that impacts you on the Brian mudshell. Yeah, Ran London,
Joel Malkin with you as we take a look at
news fro around the state that impacts you. A massive
illegal immigrant theftering that was broken up. It had been
tearing up businesses from Hillsboro to Orange Andasiola Counties.
Speaker 2 (00:25):
The authority say this Colombian crime ring was sophisticated, fake uniforms,
detailed maps of wealthy neighborhoods, even hidden cameras that tracked
their victims. But little did they know the police was
tracking them. This time Orange County sheriff Deputies. They were
tipped off and ready with drone cameras to catch them
in the act. The suspects are on video crawling out
(00:46):
of the home and then jumping into getaway cars. They
thought they had gotten away with it, but the drone
traced the group to their meetup spot. Officers moved in
the takedown caught all on camera. Five suspects now sit
in jail, charged with burglary, grand theft, and criminal mischief.
All five are Colombian nationals in the US. Illegally with
(01:07):
is attainers warmon fluffies.
Speaker 1 (01:10):
Just some more warm and fluffies. As we take a
look at news around the state that impacts you. Florida
students performing better in the classroom with cell phone restrictions
in place. New study from the National Bureau of Economic
Research revealed positive impact in the classroom following the twenty
twenty three state law placing limitations on cel phone using classrooms.
The biggest benefits came in year two of the new
(01:32):
state policy. I'm going to have more breaking down kind
of the results of this on tomorrow's show. Florida Is So.
We've had a lot of positive news pertaining to success stories,
especially with endangered species of late this goes the other
way ecologically. Florida's three hundred and fifty mile coral reef
(01:53):
system is now considered functionally extinct following twenty twenty three's
coral bleach deveda mid record water temperatures throughout that summer.
The new study found ninety eight percent of the reef
system has died, with existing populations of corals being too
small to repopulate the massive laws of.
Speaker 3 (02:13):
Two years ago.
Speaker 1 (02:15):
Heavy showers thunderstorms remained possible throughout the morning, especially in
coastal communities, with additional showers and thunderstorms possible later in
the day. Highs in the mid eighties touch warmer than
usual for this date. There is a plume of Saharan
does that is tracking over the Central Atlantic, acting as
a head wind for tropical development. Part of the readson
that aside from Hurricane Melissa, you're not seeing activity out there, however,
(02:36):
Hurricane Center about Hurricane Melissa. Man, this thing just I
mentioned you the onset to pray for Jamaica. Massive category
five hurricane now wins at one hundred and sixty miles
an hour, just almost stalled out, moving at only three
miles an hour south of Jamaica. Hurricane is expected to
very slowly move north over the next day, making landfall
(02:59):
tomorrow morning morning as the major hurricane, before picking up
speed and the move towards the northeast. Additional landfalls in Cuba,
the southern Bahamas, and potentially Bermuda as well are expected.
With Melissa, gas prices they fell through the weekend. They
are two cents higher than a week ago. Those were
the multi year lows we reached last Monday, but we
(03:22):
actually see in a couple of spots locally prices that
are lower than they even were a week ago at
this point, but stay wide. The average price this morning
two ninety one in the Palm Beaches three to eight
and Martin two ninety seven, two ninety four in Saint Lucian,
two ninety two in Indian River County.
Speaker 3 (03:35):
All right, good morning. Some national headlines. US Pacific Fleet
confirms two aircraft from the USS Nimics crashed during separate
operations over the South China Sea. Seahawk helicopter and an
FA eighteen Super Hornet fighter jet went down into the waters.
All five crew members rescued in stable condition. Two men
in custody for the jewel heist of the Louver in Paris.
Officials a one of the men arrested Saturday evening while
(03:58):
trying to leave the country. The suspects believed to have
made off with one hundred million dollars worth of jewels
from the museum last weekend. A second prominent California Democrat
hinting at a potential run for the White House and
Nobody's shocked a day after former Vice President Kamala Harris
indicated you could possibly run for president again comes word.
Governor Gavin Newsom aka the Hair, also weighing his options.
(04:18):
In an interview with CBS News, Newsom said this week
he would be lying if he said he wasn't thinking
about a presidential bit. When I asked if he'll give
it serious thoughts after the twenty twenty six mid terms,
newsoinanted he's looking forward to who presents themselves in twenty
twenty eight.
Speaker 1 (04:34):
Speaking of presenting themselves, that could be like part of
the primary process. Who takes more time and preparing their hair?
And Harris or Gavin news.
Speaker 3 (04:45):
Not even close. It's definitely Newsome. And the World Series
shifts to La, all tied up one game apiece. Dodgers
will host the Blue Jays in Game three tonight eight
pm Eastern. All right, those are your headlines.
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